A+ 2006 In Depth by Jean Andrews

I'm busy studying for the A+ certification and had a few questions. I used the Sybex book as my primary study guide, and I work for a software company where I've installed printers and hardware components for computers so I have some good hands on experience. My question is I'm wondering if I'm studying to in depth. I purchased the Jean Andrews book listed in my subject heading and was using her cert blaster software. I wanted to know if anybody else had used it and whether they thought it was "too" in depth to the point where I was overexposing myself. I passed the Net+ with the Sybex no problem but I wanted to know if I'm overthinking with the other book. Any help is appreciated.

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Plantwiz

Download the objectives and follow those.

I prefer Meyers and Sybex for their content and way the material is presented. You cannot learn too much. IMHO.

jscimeca715

I'm using Sybex and love their text. I'm using the objectives and highlighting the ones that I don't know and studying that way, so I'll keep going the way I am. Thanks for your input!